chore: update code structure for improved readability and maintainabi…

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request is a routine maintenance task focused on updating the project's dependencies. While the title suggests a broader refactoring for readability and maintainability, the changes are specifically confined to updating package versions in 'package.json' and 'pnpm-lock.yaml'. The primary goal is to keep the project current with the latest versions of its dependencies, thereby incorporating the newest features, bug fixes, and security patches from upstream libraries.

Highlights

• Dependency Updates: Numerous development and production dependencies across the project have been updated to their latest minor or patch versions, ensuring the codebase benefits from recent improvements and fixes.
• Tooling Enhancements: Key development tools such as TypeScript, esbuild, Mocha, and VSCode types have received updates, which can lead to improved build performance, better type checking, and enhanced testing capabilities.
• Security and Stability: Updates to critical packages like 'jsonwebtoken' and various '@Azure' libraries, along with other transitive dependencies, contribute to enhanced security, improved performance, and overall stability of the application.

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Code Review

This pull request updates several dependencies, which is a good maintenance practice. The changes in package.json to use more specific version ranges for chai and @types/chai are a notable improvement for dependency stability. However, I've identified a potential issue with a major version bump in a transitive dependency that could introduce breaking changes. Please see the specific comment for details. For clarity, you might want to update the PR title to something more descriptive like 'chore: update dependencies'.

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This update introduces a major version bump for the transitive dependency @types/sinonjs__fake-timers from 8.1.5 to 15.0.1, while its consumer @types/sinon remains at 17.0.4. This mismatch poses a high risk of introducing breaking changes and type inconsistencies related to sinon's fake timers, which could lead to build failures. It is safer to prevent this major version jump by adding an override for @types/sinonjs__fake-timers in package.json's pnpm.overrides section to stick to a version compatible with @types/[email protected], for example 8.1.5.